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* 41:09 - Games with | * 41:09 - Games with a hook | ||
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* 45:05 - [[Everdell]] | * 45:05 - [[Everdell]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:56, 18 April 2024
Episode Details
Podcast
Date
April 18, 2024
Description
Sometimes a game has a conceit so good, that it's the only description you need to sell someone on it. Let's call it the hook. Do all games have them, or is it something that only a certain subcategory of game can get away with - and why don't they all just print that on the box cover? Before we get the hook, we talk about Havalandi, Courtisans, 12 Chip Trick, and Dune: Imperium - Uprising.
Notes & Trivia
Timecodes
- 02:55 - Havalandi
- 11:25 - Courtisans
- 18:59 - 12 Chip Trick
- 26:10 - Dune: Imperium - Uprising
- 41:09 - Games with a hook
- 41:34 - Of What's Left
- 45:05 - Everdell
- 47:09 - QE
- 47:28 - 12 Chip Trick
- 48:09 - A Feast for Odin
- 52:25 - Skull